Openclaw Skills provides a structured frontend workflow for diagnosing and fixing mobile responsive layout, navbar, and cross-device UI issues.
Install & Download
1. ClawHub CLI
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install mobile-responsive-layout-fixer-010622
2. Manual Installation
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
3. Prompt Installation
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
Help me install mobile-responsive-layout-fixer-010622 using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
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What is Mobile Responsive Layout Fixer?
Openclaw Skills for Mobile Responsive Layout Fixer helps frontend developers, designers, startup teams, and maintainers turn vague responsiveness problems into a repeatable remediation workflow. It is built for the kinds of issues that break usability on phones and desktops alike: cramped layouts, broken navigation, overflow, and inconsistent breakpoint behavior.
The skill emphasizes practical, local-first execution. It restates the user's goal, gathers only the missing constraints that materially change the result, generates the strongest implementation or analysis path, and validates the output against explicit success criteria. When source evidence or review criteria matter, it points to references/requirement-plan.md, making Openclaw Skills useful for both quick triage and deeper implementation support.
Mobile Responsive Layout Fixer Use Cases
- Fixing pages that look fine on desktop but break on mobile screens.
- Reworking navbars, menus, and headers so they remain usable on touch devices.
- Diagnosing overflow, truncation, spacing, and stacking issues across breakpoints.
- Creating reusable responsive design checklists for repeated frontend reviews.
- Producing implementation guidance, code-change plans, or decision support for layout issues.
- Validating a mobile responsiveness fix against acceptance criteria and remaining risk.
- Supporting Openclaw Skills workflows when a team needs practical, actionable UI repair steps.
How Mobile Responsive Layout Fixer Works
- Restate the user's outcome, constraints, available inputs, and success criteria so the problem is framed correctly.
- Define the creative brief, explore options, and refine the strongest output against audience needs and tone.
- Ask only for missing information that would materially change the result; otherwise make reasonable assumptions and continue.
- Keep the workflow local-hardware friendly by preferring scripts, templates, checklists, and CPU-safe approaches over cloud-only or heavy-training methods.
- Produce the requested artifact, workflow, checklist, analysis, code change, or decision support.
- Validate the result against the success criteria and list any remaining risks, follow-up work, or edge cases.
- If source evidence or review criteria are needed, consult
references/requirement-plan.mdbefore finalizing the response.
Mobile Responsive Layout Fixer Setup
No package installation is required to use this skill in Openclaw Skills; you mainly need to add it to your skill library and provide the right context when invoking it.
- Add
mobile-responsive-layout-fixerto your Openclaw Skills workspace or agent skill registry. - Create the optional reference file when you want evidence, planning notes, or review criteria:
mkdir -p references
touch references/requirement-plan.md
- Populate
references/requirement-plan.mdwith breakpoint notes, screenshots, source evidence, or acceptance criteria. - Trigger the skill with prompts about mobile responsive design, navbar layout, or frontend layout repair.
- Include target devices, frameworks, pages, and any existing CSS or JavaScript constraints so Openclaw Skills can produce a tighter result.
- If you are working in a repo, keep the skill and the reference file alongside the frontend project for easy reuse.
Mobile Responsive Layout Fixer Data Schema & Taxonomy
The skill uses a lightweight, documentation-driven schema centered on the SKILL.md file and one optional reference artifact.
| Element | Location | Purpose | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Skill metadata | SKILL.md frontmatter (name, description) |
Identifies the skill and the trigger intent | The description encodes validated demand and when to use the skill |
| Requirement block | ## Requirement |
Captures the core problem statement | Includes demand score, evidence count, and target audience |
| Workflow | ## Workflow |
Defines the execution lifecycle | Six-step process from framing to validation |
| Expected outputs | ## Expected Outputs |
Defines deliverables | Tailored answer, reusable checklist, verification note |
| Validation rules | ## Validation |
Quality gate for final output | Must be actionable, self-contained, and explicit about assumptions |
| Triggers | ## Triggers |
Matching taxonomy for invocation | creative-and-content, mobile responsive, responsive design, navbar, layout, frontend |
| Reference evidence | references/requirement-plan.md |
Optional supporting context | Used for source evidence, planning details, or review criteria |
Generated artifact taxonomy
- Workflow artifacts: step-by-step remediation plans, decision trees, and checklists.
- Implementation artifacts: code-change guidance, layout recommendations, and validation notes.
- Review artifacts: assumptions, constraints, risks, and follow-up items.
- Openclaw Skills metadata: demand score, evidence source family count, and trigger keywords.
Mobile Responsive Layout Fixer Advanced Features
- Evidence-backed prioritization using the built-in demand score and signal count.
- Local-first execution that favors scripts, templates, and CPU-safe workflows.
- Flexible output modes for analysis, checklists, implementation guidance, and decision support.
- Assumption-aware prompting that asks only for information that materially changes the result.
- Built-in validation so Openclaw Skills can report remaining risks and next steps.
- Optional reference-driven review using
references/requirement-plan.mdfor deeper planning context. - Reusable across frontend teams that need repeatable mobile responsiveness fixes.
SKILL.md
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